The land-use roadmap will guide redevelopment of aging retail centers at the corner of Hull Street and Courthouse roads toward a mixed-use future.
Chesterfield supervisors sign off on Rockwood area redevelopment plan
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Medicaid support provider shutters Midlothian office as contract ends
New Jersey-based Conduent had operated a call center with about 250 employees at 7545 Midlothian Turnpike.
Powhatan County creates in-house office for real estate reassessments
The work had been outsourced and the county will now conform with the annual reassessment calendar used by most localities in the area.
Four nonprofits turning Manchester warehouse into shared headquarters
The Boys and Girls Club, First Tee of Greater Richmond, Communities In Schools of Richmond, and Higher Achievement’s Richmond office are moving in together at 100 Everett St.
New high-end hair salons hoping to take cut of untapped Richmond market
Order at 405 E. Grace St., and The Confident Barbershop at 11051 Three Chopt Road, will offer clients a fancier experience than Richmond is used to.
High-end vending machine startup stakes space in Scott’s Addition
ELYA, which relies on refrigeration and credit cards to sell quick-serve healthy entrees and snacks, chose a spot outside menswear brand Alton Lane’s corporate office.
Jackson Ward social services provider opens outpost in Henrico
St. Luke Legacy Center began offering clients childcare, mental health support and other services at 409 E. Laburnum Ave. in April.
New restaurant named for Martha Washington coming to New Kent County
Grub LLC, owner of the nearby Trojan Grill, decided to open another concept in the former Colonial Kitchen & Market space to keep competitors away.
Chesterfield raises BPOL tax threshold as counties adopt FY22 budgets
The increase from $300,000 to $400,000 would exempt more small businesses; Henrico reached a $500,000 threshold this fiscal year.
Comic book shop turns the page with new location in Mechanicsville
Third Eye Comics is relocating to a new storefront within Creighton Crossing shopping center after nearly three years elsewhere in the same retail strip.